Folks I’m working though my van and noticed that the heater control was not a VW switch.
I removed the glove box and found the heater wire goe into a box with Chinese writing on it and the wires have been butchered.
I also found an immobiliser wired in as well.
Anyhow, does anyone have a switch with a bit of the loom on each of the connectors they could upload a picture of? So I can try to chase the wiring.
I have now removed this suspect box and the immobiliser ( van works fine) but I have no heater at all now!
Many thanks in advance
Heater issue
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Re: Heater issue
probably best you put up a photo.,
by heater , do you mean blower fan? it may be the "box" was a PWM controller fotr the fan and you may
by heater , do you mean blower fan? it may be the "box" was a PWM controller fotr the fan and you may
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Re: Heater issue
Why remove it when you didn't know its function? As above sounds like a PWM controller - a well known modification that by-passes the ancient resistor system that is prone to failure.
Just put it back!
Just put it back!
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